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Israel uses 'revelation of Christ' to bomb Palestinians
Israel uses 'revelation of Christ' to bomb PalestiniansInternational Network - Dec 10, 2023
While Western media reports on Hamas massacres of Israeli citizens, relatively little attention has been paid to the methods used by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to select targets in Gaza, nor to the role that artificial intelligence (AI) played in their bombing campaign: a program called "revelation of Christ."
The Guardian says it is “concerned about a data-driven system that is significantly increasing the number of targets for strikes in the Palestinian territory”: artificial intelligence (AI). The Israeli army has not hidden the intensity of its bombings on the Gaza Strip. At the start of the offensive, the air force chief spoke of incessant, 24-hour airstrikes that hit only military targets. But, he added: “We are not surgical,” continues the British media.
This targeted approach to CEW bombing raises concerns. “There is growing concern over the IDF's targeted approach to a war against Hamas, which the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says has so far killed more than 15 people in the territory. of concerns,” underlines The Guardian. This is because after the 000-day war in Gaza in May 11, officials said Israel fought its “first war with AI” using machine learning and advanced computing.
The latest war between Israel and Hamas provided an unprecedented opportunity for the IDF to use such tools in a much broader theater of operations and, in particular, to deploy an AI target creation platform called "Revelation of the Christ” (Gospel), which has dramatically accelerated deadly attacks to the point where the technique has been compared to “a bombing factory.”
The IDF's use of AI raises questions about its use in other armies as well. “The Israeli Military Intelligence Unit is facilitated by the AI which has played an important role in the Israeli response to Hamas in southern Israel since October 7,” insists The Guardian and “this use of the AI to bomb s "Comes amid growing concerns about the risks posed to civilians as advanced militaries around the world expand the use of complex and opaque automated systems on the battlefield."
The “revelation of Christ” unit bombs no matter where
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Collapse in the math level of French adolescents
Collapse in the math level of French adolescentsInsolentiae – Dec 07, 2023
There is no developed, healthy and dynamic economy without security guaranteed to all and without massive education of the population.
To imagine for a single moment that uneducated imbeciles will become more intelligent with artificial intelligence when they will not have developed their natural intelligence is a huge mistake.
Wikipedia has not made people more cultured, even though culture has never been so accessible, as have all forms of knowledge.
Worse.
Believing that everything is available we lose the usefulness of learning and remembering since watching “YAKA” on the Internet.
Except, we can only watch what we know about, the rest being luck!
If you look a little into AI or how ChatGPT works, you will realize very quickly that AI is going to change the world exactly like the Internet changed the world.
The culture and knowledge of the masses have not gained! Far from it even.
The level has never dropped so much as since we have all the digital tools.
Digital tools are a huge moron factory and our collapse continues.
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AI: prove you're human
AI: prove you're humanDigital Dawn - August 21, 2023
The era of captchas is officially over. AIs are now better than humans at solving “prove you are human” tests
Researchers have found that robots are surprisingly good at completing CAPTCHAs (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart), those annoying little puzzles designed – ironically – to verify that you are indeed a human being.
In fact, as the team of Gene Tsudik from the University of California at Irvine discovered, robots are much better and faster than us at solving these tests, a worrying sign that this already aging technology is on the verge of to disappear.
As an as-yet-unpeer-reviewed paper indicates, researchers have found that despite the evolution of CAPTCHAs in sophistication and diversity over the past two decades, techniques for circumventing CAPTCHAs have also improved considerably.
“If left unchecked, robots can carry out these nefarious actions on a large scale,” the article reads.
“We know for sure that [the tests] are very unloved. We didn't need to do a study to come to that conclusion,” Tsudik told New Scientist. "But people don't know if this effort, this colossal global effort that is invested in solving CAPTCHAs every day, every year, every month, if this effort is really worth it."
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WORLDCOIN: AI requires proof that you are human
WORLDCOIN: AI requires proof that you are humanNew World - August 07, 2023
It is not the AI that has to prove that it is not human. It's the humans who have to prove they're not AI.
The more we have to prove our identity, the more the AI will find ways to falsify it. The more information we give to the AI, the more that information can be used against us.
For example, Amazon uses monitoring to count the seconds of each worker's toilet break or time each step of their work. And in fact, workers are trained to do it themselves with their Fitbit devices recording their steps in a day. In some workplaces, the AI listens to every conversation, lists every word, who said it and how, and then scores every agent.
"In low-wage work, we find that many more decisions made by a middle manager are outsourced to an algorithm," says Aiha Nguyen of research organization Data & Society.
More and more companies are collecting data to increase production and train machines to mimic humans. In the United States, cameras have been installed above the head of every worker in assembly lines when assembling auto parts or electronic components.
The result is that humans are required to behave more like robots, no spontaneity of thought or action, no excuses for mistakes, while machines learn to behave more like humans.
“Most people in the world aren't even aware of personality proof protocols, and if you tell them to hold a QR code and scan their eyes for $30, they will. »
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Self-driving cars are surveillance cameras on wheels
Self-driving cars are surveillance cameras on wheelsEel under the Rock - Jul 10, 2023
Self-driving cars are surveillance cameras on wheels, says technologist Bruce Schneier
Bruce Schneier is a public interest technologist, working at the intersection of security, technology and people.
According to him, the police are already using the images of the self-driving cars as video evidence. Here is the collection of his publication.
While security cameras are commonplace in U.S. cities, self-driving cars represent a new avenue of access for law enforcement and a new method of invading privacy, rights advocates say 'male. By criss-crossing the city on their routes, self-driving cars capture a greater number of images. And it's easier for law enforcement to contact a company with an extensive video repository and a dedicated response team than it is to contact every business in a neighborhood with security systems. security.
“We have known for a long time that these are essentially surveillance cameras on wheels”
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Google: Recognizes people without seeing faces
Digital Dawn - June 15, 2023
Google is developing technology to detect people in photos without seeing their faces. People can now be detected by other means.
Google has developed technology that can suggest a person's identity even when they are looking away and their face is not fully visible.
This technology is introduced in the Google Photos application, but its implications are far-reaching.
The new system can suggest a person's name even if only the back of their head is seen in the photo.
Google Photos uses facial recognition to suggest people's names in photos. Accuracy isn't always there, but according to Android Authority, the new feature can identify people looking away from a photo with 80-85% accuracy.
The system may use signals other than the appearance of a person's head, such as similarities to other photos, clothing, and metadata.
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Property taxes: the tax authorities use AI to track verandas and garden sheds
Property taxes: the tax authorities use AI to track verandas and garden shedsLemon Press - May 01, 2023
The French tax authorities plan to extend their artificial intelligence tool to detect undeclared swimming pools to verandas and garden sheds.
Since October 2022, the French tax authorities have been using artificial intelligence (AI) software to detect undeclared swimming pools in nine departments. This system, which has made it possible to collect around 10 million euros, will be extended to the whole territory by spring 2023. But the tax authorities do not intend to stop there: they also plan to track down verandas, pergolas, carports and other garden sheds that are not registered in the cadastre.
The software, called “Innovative Land”, was designed by Google and developed by Capgemini on behalf of the General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFIP). It is based on satellite images which it compares with taxpayer declarations. Thanks to AI, he can identify constructions that increase the rental value of a property and which are therefore taxable.
“We are particularly targeting house extensions, such as verandas for example”, confided Antoine Magnant, the deputy director general of the DGFIP, to Parisian. "But we have to be sure that the software can find buildings with large footprints and not the doghouse or the children's cabin," he said.
Indeed, the software is not yet perfect and can make mistakes, such as confusing a non-taxable above-ground pool with a taxable in-ground pool. This is why the tax authorities must manually check the anomalies detected by the AI before proceeding with property tax reviews or tax adjustments.
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Philippe Guillemant | Vibrational awareness
Philippe Guillemant | Vibrational awarenessFrench Spirits - Apr 25, 2023
Philippe Guillemant, physicist and specialist in artificial intelligence is the guest of Ying Huang.
The light, the sound create vibrations of the vacuum, the light propagates in the vacuum, it does not propagate in the brain, but it loses its information in the brain. What gives us consciousness is not the brain, so an artificial intelligence will never produce consciousness.
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The predicted disaster of 5G
New World - Apr 23, 2023
5G danger: 13 reasons why 5G wireless technology will be a disaster for humanity
The danger of 5G cannot be overstated.
5G (5th generation) is currently being actively deployed in many cities around the world. Simultaneously, as awareness of its horrific health and privacy impacts grows, many places are enacting moratoriums or banning it, such as the entire nation of Belgium, the city of Vaud (Switzerland) and San Francisco (States -United). Radio frequency radiation (RF or RFR) and electromagnetic fields (EMF) are increasingly recognized as new types of pollution — environmental pollution.
Here are 13 reasons exposing the danger of 5G, which could turn into an absolute health and privacy disaster if enough people don't stand up to stop it.
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Governance by artificial intelligence
Governance by artificial intelligenceLe Saker Francophone - Apr 20, 2023
The ultimate tyranny without accountability.
It's no secret that globalist institutions are obsessed with artificial intelligence, which they see as some kind of technological prophecy. They treat it as if its potential is almost supernatural and often claim that any significant industrial and social innovation in the near future will owe its existence to AI. The Global Economic Forum sees AI as the singular key to unleashing what it calls the “fourth industrial revolution.” According to him, there can be no human progress without the influence of AI algorithms, which make human input almost obsolete.
This illusion is often promoted by globalist propagandists. For example, look at the summarized vision of Yuval Harari, a member of the WEF, who truly believes that AI has a creative capacity that will replace human imagination and innovation. Moreover, Harari has always claimed in the past that AI will rule the world much better than human beings ever could.
The examples of AI creativity cited by Harari may seem extremely naive to many of us, but he knows exactly what he is doing by twisting the capabilities of algorithms. Games like chess and go are rule-limited pattern games. There are only a limited number of permutations of these patterns in any given scenario and the AI is simply quicker to spot them than most humans because that's what the creators designed it to do. of software. This is no different from solving a mathematical equation; Just because a calculator is faster than you doesn't mean it's "creative."
There is a big difference between cognitive automation and cognitive autonomy. The AI is purely automated; she will play the games she is programmed to play and learn to play them well, but she will never have a revelation one day and create a new and unique game from scratch unless she is coded for the TO DO. The AI will never have fun playing this new game it has created, nor will it feel the joy of sharing this game with others, so why would it care? She will never seek to contribute more to the world than she is preprogrammed to do.
The way globalists tout the merits of AI, however, is very tactical. When Harari asserts that many people will become part of the “useless class” once AI takes over the economy, he is referring to another globalist ideology grounded in elitism: transhumanism. The goal of transhumanism is to one day merge human bodies and minds with technology and AI, and only a limited group of people will have the resources to achieve this (globalists).
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Philippe Guillemant | GPT-4: a mystification heralding a disease
French Spirits - Apr 17, 2023
Philippe Guillemant, physicist and specialist in artificial intelligence is the guest of Ying Huang
A GPT-4 Chat that does not respect its original intention which is to make Open Source. It's very symbolic, it's a misalignment. It's betraying yourself, so when you betray yourself, you end up with disease. So there will be a disease that will be generated by Chat GPT-4. So the AI is going to play a role, maybe precipitate this collapse of the mind that is necessary for us to find ourselves fundamentally.
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The hallucinations of non-human intelligence begin to take over the world.
The hallucinations of non-human intelligence begin to take over the world.Guy Boulianne - Apr 02, 2023
What connects the CIA and TikTok is artificial intelligence (AI), which is intelligence — perceiving, synthesizing, and inferring information — demonstrated by machines, as opposed to intelligence displayed by non-human animals and humans .
As Hersh revealed that the CIA was tasked "to give the system a boost in an effort to dismiss the claim that Biden ordered the destruction of the pipelines," they brought the agencies' artificial intelligence capabilities into action. American espionage “Project SABLE SPEAR”, and to understand the true power and threat of TikTok, a good first step is to read the document “Why TikTok made its user so obsessive? The AI Algorithm that got you hooked”.
One of the world leaders in artificial intelligence research is the OpenAI laboratory, the creator of the advanced artificial intelligence language generator ChatGBT ChatBot. In a recent interview, the CEO of these artificial intelligence labs, Sam Altman, said with awe: "I think people should be happy that we're a little scared by this...I'm particularly concerned that these models can be used for large-scale misinformation… The thing I try to warn people the most about is what we call the “hallucination problem”… The model will confidently state things as if they were facts, but they are entirely made up". And the co-founder of this artificial intelligence laboratory, Elon Musk, bluntly warned during a speech at the Centennial Symposium of the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at MIT on October 24, 2014: "With artificial intelligence , we invoke the demon. In all these stories where there's the guy with the pentagram and the holy water, it's like yeah he sure can control the demon…it didn't work”.
In the past 48 hours, the artificial intelligence “demon” and its “hallucination problem” have come to the fore after President Donald Trump released a video unveiling his plan to take down the Deep State, which has been viewed 1,7 million times — a video immediately countered by artificial intelligence, footage created showing President Trump furiously fighting with arresting New York police officers, has been viewed over 4 million times and constitute a terrifying demonstration proving the power of artificial intelligence on the truth.
“With AI, we summon the demon”
